2026
Lineup
- DAILY Lineup
- Artist Lineup
2026
Xavier Rudd is one of Australia’s most enduring and beloved voices, blending roots, folk and world music across a career spanning more than two decades. Since his 2002 debut To Let, he has captivated audiences worldwide with his remarkable talents as a multi-instrumentalist and his deeply spiritual, immersive live performances.
Renowned for his globally acclaimed one-man band shows, Rudd creates powerful musical experiences grounded in rhythm, story and connection.
His 2022 album Jan Jun Moon won the APRA Award for Most Performed Blues & Roots Work, while recent releases including Freedom Sessions (2024) and Where to Now (2025) continue to explore themes of resilience, freedom and the human spirit
Mark Seymour is one of Australia’s most respected songwriters, known for his powerful storytelling and enduring influence on Australian rock music. From the raw energy of Hunters & Collectors to his extensive solo career with The Undertow, Seymour has spent more than four decades crafting songs that connect deeply with audiences through story and emotion.
His catalogue includes iconic tracks such as Throw Your Arms Around Me, The Holy Grail and Talking to a Stranger. In 2024, Seymour released The Boxer, his 19th collection of original songs, while continuing to tour nationally and collaborate with artists including Vika and Linda.
Formed by a group of Sydney art students, Mental As Anything grew from a pub band into one of Australia’s most successful and beloved acts. Known for their infectious melodies, sharp wit and unmistakable sound, the ARIA Hall of Fame inductees have produced 25 Top 40 hits and some of the country’s most recognisable pop culture moments.
In 2026, original members Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty reunite under the iconic Mental As Anything banner to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary.
With classics including The Nips Are Getting Bigger, If You Leave Me, Can I Come Too?, Too Many Times and the international hit Live It Up, fans can expect a nostalgic journey through five decades of timeless Australian music.
Formed in Sydney’s Newtown in 1992, The Whitlams began as a jaunty acoustic trio led by Tim Freedman on piano, performing around the city’s inner west. Over time the band evolved into one of Australia’s most beloved acts, known for heartfelt songwriting and powerful live performances.
Across their career, The Whitlams have released five consecutive platinum and gold-selling albums, including the ARIA No.1 album Torch the Moon and the much-loved Eternal Nightcap.
Renowned for their iconic ballads and energetic live shows, the band have toured extensively around Australia, collaborated with major symphony orchestras and continue to be one of the country’s enduring live favourites.
Since their Sydney debut in 1978, The Radiators have built a reputation as one of Australia’s hardest working rock bands, playing more than 320 shows in their first year alone. Their debut album Feel the Heat (1980) made history as the first Australian album to receive advance presales, going on to achieve platinum status and a Top 10 chart position.
Known for classics including “Coming Home…17 (I Wish I Was)” and “Summer Holiday”, the band also scored platinum success with the EP You Have the Right to Remain Silent.
Renowned for their relentless touring and high-energy performances, The Radiators helped define Australia’s classic pub rock sound.
Conrad Sewell is an award-winning Australian singer-songwriter known for his soulful voice, honest songwriting and global hits including Start Again and Firestone. Blending pop, rock and gospel influences, his music has earned more than 2 billion streams, platinum records and multiple ARIA Awards.
Conrad has collaborated with artists including Kygo and Avicii, while performing at iconic venues and festivals including Madison Square Garden and Coachella. His ARIA chart-topping debut album LIFE was followed by 2023’s Precious, showcasing his evolving sound as he prepares for his third album as an independent artist.
Adam Harvey is one of Australia’s most enduring country music artists, known for heartfelt storytelling, a deep soulful voice and a genuine connection with his audience. Across a career spanning more than two decades, his songs capture the spirit and emotion at the heart of country music.
With over half a million albums sold, multiple gold and platinum releases and nine Golden Guitar Awards, Adam has built a loyal following both in Australia and internationally.
His latest album Let The Song Take You Home features the number one single “Remember Me”, a deeply personal ballad written about his mother’s journey with dementia and nominated for Song of the Year at the 2025 Golden Guitar Awards.
19-Twenty hit the stage like a runaway freight train – loud, fast and impossible to ignore. Blending blistering blues with roots grit, rock ’n’ roll swagger and foot-stomping rhythms, the band delivers high-energy shows packed with thunderous grooves, scorching guitar work and a relentless rhythm section.
Renowned for their explosive live performances, 19-Twenty turn every room into a sweat-soaked celebration. From packed festival fields to heaving club floors, audiences are kept moving from the first note to the last.
A relentless touring force, they’ve ignited stages at festivals including Byron Bay Bluesfest, Woodford Folk Festival, Port Fairy Folk Festival and Blues on Broadbeach.
Skinny Living are a UK alt-soul act known for emotional honesty, soaring harmonies and a quietly commanding live presence. Fronted by Ryan Johnston and anchored by Danny Hepworth’s textured guitar work, the band blend soul, indie and contemporary grit into songs that feel both intimate and expansive.
With more than 90 million global streams and a UK No.1 Independent Album (Day By Day, 2024), Skinny Living have built their success through independence and word-of-mouth.
In a culture chasing noise, their music creates moments that cut through – powerful, human and built to endure.
Nathan Cavaleri first rose to international attention as a child guitar prodigy, touring with B.B. King by age 16 and performing alongside artists including Etta James and Bonnie Raitt. His music blends powerful storytelling with blues-rock energy, shaped by a remarkable career and personal journey.
After returning to the stage in 2019 following a five-year battle with anxiety and depression, Nathan released his album Demons, sold out headline tours and featured on Australian Story. Now performing with a full band and connecting with audiences worldwide through touring and Twitch streaming, Nathan continues to captivate crowds with heartfelt songs and unforgettable stories.
Hailing from the Central Coast of NSW, Australia, Little Quirks have been performing together all their lives. A dynamic stage show coupled with harmonies to die for make them one of the hottest live acts out there. Their 2024 Bluesfest set was rated as “near flawless” by Under the Radar magazine and their energy on stage is infectious as they leave nothing in the tank in their lives shows.
Fronted by four-time ARIA Award winner Nicky Bomba, Bustamento is a tropical-shaking seven-piece paying homage to the upbeat rhythms of the Caribbean — Calypso, Mento, early Reggae and Ska. Jungle drums, sweet harmonies, ukuleles, bass, piano, trumpets, saxophones and steel pan combine for a party-filled island adventure that keeps dance floors jumping from the first downbeat.
With ARIA-nominated debut Intrepid Adventures to the Lost Riddim Islands, follow-up Intercontinental Journal 7, and a reputation forged at Woodford, Bluesfest and beyond, Bustamento bring sunshine, mischief and serious musicianship in equal measure. Hawaiian shirts encouraged.
Luke O’Shea is an acclaimed storyteller and singer-songwriter whose music draws from history, humour and heartbreak. Known for crafting powerful songs that connect deeply with audiences, Luke carries on the tradition of singing up country in a distinct and contemporary way.
A recipient of 17 Golden Guitars, the CMAA 2015 Male Artist of the Year award and twice named Australian Independent Artist of the Year, Luke has become a must-see festival favourite. Described as “a fitting heir to the bush troubadours of past”, his captivating live performances continue to leave a lasting impression on audiences around the country.
Salt & Steel is the musical project of Elle and Briony, who grew up on the Mid North Coast of NSW, Australia, and have been exploring and making music together for over a decade.
With driving guitar riffs, pulsing drums, and lyrics that cut to the bone, Salt & Steel balances strength and soul. Their sound is steeped in earthy tones — rooted in nature, shaped by experience, and delivered with unshakable intent.
This is rock carved from the elements, where heavy tones meet open space and distortion dances with clarity. Acoustic warmth and electric energy collide to create something both primal and poetic.
Festival favourites Mason Rack Band are an internationally toured blues-rock powerhouse, having played more than 3,500 live shows across Australia and overseas. Known for their high-energy performances, the band has appeared at major festivals including Byron Bay Bluesfest, Blues on Broadbeach, Gympie Muster, Adelaide International Guitar Festival and Airlie Beach Festival of Music, as well as events in Germany, the Netherlands, Italy and Canada.
Frontman Mason Rack’s raspy vocals have drawn comparisons to Tom Waits and Led Zeppelin, while the band’s explosive stage show – complete with drum duels and onstage antics – has earned them a reputation as true live entertainment heavyweights.
Mak & Shar are one of Australia’s rising country-pop duos, blending tight sibling harmonies, modern production and energetic live performances. With heartfelt storytelling and a contemporary sound, the brothers have quickly built a loyal fanbase and become standout voices in Australia’s next wave of country artists.
Since launching in 2022, the duo has performed at major festivals including Deni Ute Muster, Gympie Music Muster, Groundwater and TCMF. Their debut single Kill Me Softly reached the semi-finals of the International Songwriting Competition, while 2025 single Counting Clouds debuted at #1 on the Australian Country Radio Chart and gained international airplay across the UK and US.
MONROE are the new Kings of party anthems, booty shaking, guns blazing five-piece rock pop band straight out of Melbourne’s south east. Turning heads with their electrifying sound and theatrical live performances, MONROE serves up an irresistible portion of infectious melodies, soaring sing-along choruses and various auditory elements to create a unique take on rock and pop. Irrespective of genre, MONROE aims to deliver anthems destined for larger-than-life arena shows, but also connecting to audiences across all varieties. For the band, it’s all about delivering an unforgettable visual and sonic experience.
Ben Ransom blends country, blues and pub-rock with powerful vocals, infectious melodies and a smoking hot live show. Known for his wild stage antics and hugely enjoyable songs, he has built a reputation as a powerhouse entertainer whose music transcends the country genre.
After recently opening for US superstar Tim McGraw, fans discovered why Ben is at his best on the big stage. He has toured and performed across Australia and around the world, including a two-and-a-half-year stint in Europe, while earning multiple award nominations along the way.
The Wayward Suns deliver a vibrant fusion of hip hop, reggae grooves, roots rock and bluesy soul, creating a signature sound that moves both body and spirit. Hailing from the Gold Coast, the five-piece bring rhythm, conscious lyricism and high-energy musicianship to festival stages across East Australia.
Their upcoming singles from the album Entropy to Empathy – including “Sitting on Top of the World”, “TV Tackling” and “Long Walk to Freedom Part 2” – blend soulful instrumentation with messages of unity and transformation.
Built around their mantra “Everybody Love Everybody”, The Wayward Suns create powerful live shows that turn audiences into part of the celebration.
Mike Elrington is an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist renowned for his blistering live performances, powerful vocals and deeply personal songwriting. Blending blues, rock and roots influences, the almost two-metre-tall performer has built a reputation for leaving everything on stage, earning appearances at major festivals including BluesFest, Bendigo Blues & Roots Festival, Sydney Blues & Roots Festival and Blues on Broadbeach.
A former basketball prodigy and scholarship rower, Elrington has also openly shared his journey through depression and bipolar disorder, channelling those experiences into raw, heartfelt music. His career has included international touring, publishing and management deals, television airplay and the independent sale of more than 5,000 albums.
Loonaloop are a live electronic band with a vibrant history of performances at festivals and clubs across Europe, the UK, New Zealand and Australia. Known for their distinctive sound, their music blends “stunning instrumental and vocal journeys entwined with killa electronical”.
Their live shows feature lush violin melodies, pulsating didgeridoo, enchanting vocals, powerhouse drums, plush synths and samplers. The band moves seamlessly across dance genres, weaving together elements of drum and bass, electro dub, gypsy house, tribal trance and world music.
Celebrated for their charismatic, high-energy performances, Loonaloop have built a reputation worldwide as festival favourites, with five independently released studio albums to their name.
Zed Charles is Australia’s wild man of blues! With his finger-pickin’ stomp-box, slide-guitar fuzz-box lightnin’ he takes shreddin’ to another dimension!
Recently touring with the Crusty Demons and playing a swathe of notable festivals and supports across his career, his debut solo album came in at #2 on the Blues And Roots Airplay Charts in 2025, this is one show not to be missed!
Kieran McCarthy is an original songwriter whose eclectic sound blends storytelling with folk, roots, and a touch of whimsy. A long-time Airlie Beach local, he has recorded six albums and sold over 10,000 copies. His career began in classic tape-based studios and evolved into the digital age, reflecting his adaptability and passion. Kieran has earned multiple songwriting awards and regularly performs across the Whitsundays. A founding member of the Whitsunday Songwriters group, he’s a pillar of the region’s music scene. A standout moment saw Shane Howard join him onstage to perform Kieran’s track Blue On Blue at the festival.
The Mango Thieves are a four-piece island-vibe band from Siargao Island, Philippines, known for their sun-soaked rhythms, breezy melodies and barefoot-night energy. A staple of the Siargao live music scene, the band has become a favourite among both locals and visitors, bringing feel-good grooves and pure island spirit to every stage.
With tight harmonies and a sound that moves effortlessly between danceable island bounce and laid-back singalong moments, The Mango Thieves turn every gig into a community hang. Whether kicking off the night with bright rhythms or closing with crowd-favourite swagger, they keep Siargao moving one sweet track at a time.
Hailing from the Sunshine Coast, award-winning folk-rock fusion duo JC and the Tree draw inspiration from nature and the complexities of life. Their music blends soaring violin, rich harmonies, piano and hand-built acoustic guitars, creating a sound that weaves together folk, rock, roots and contemporary influences.
With two albums and six singles released, the duo continue to captivate audiences with their intricate yet accessible songwriting and engaging live performances.
They have built a strong touring presence across Australia, performing at festivals including Woodford Folk Festival, Caloundra Music Festival and the Airlie Beach Festival of Music.
Born on the slopes and raised between the beaches of Australia and Hawaii, Harrison has been connected to music from a very young age – his mother even played Beethoven to him before he was born. With a guitar in hand since the age of three, his music reflects the diverse cultures and influences of his upbringing.
Now 24, Harrison draws on a wide appreciation of genres to shape his sound. When he’s not making music, he can often be found in the ocean surfing or honing his acting skills – bringing the spirit of an athletic thespian to life with the soul of a musician.
Queensland’s Carinda Christie brings a powerful blend of rock, pop, folk and blues, driven by raw, soulful vocals and rhythm guitar that anchor the hard-hitting Carinda Christie Band. Featuring Jason Donnelly (lead guitar/vocals), Mark Trimboi (drums) and Jean-Marie Mounier (vocals/didge/bass), the band delivers an old-school rock-blues sound that’s impossible to ignore.
Christie’s music draws on a lifetime of influences, from jazz and blues to classic rock, creating songs that are emotional, authentic and deeply personal.
A seasoned performer, she has appeared at festivals including Woodford Folk Festival, Savannah in the Round and Yungaburra Festival.
Tess Fapani is an Australian singer-songwriter whose warm storytelling and soulful vocals create an immediate connection with audiences. Originally from a small community in Far North Queensland, her music is deeply shaped by community life and her strong connection to First Nations Australia.
Blending folk, roots and contemporary acoustic influences, Tess combines rhythmic guitar with honest, heartfelt lyrics exploring resilience, culture, love and belonging. Known for her natural stage presence and genuine crowd interaction, she brings warmth, humour and depth to performances across regional stages, festivals and community events around the country.
Tiffany Grace is a Brisbane-based singer-songwriter known for her heartfelt songwriting, captivating stage presence and raw, authentic performances. Performing since her early teens, Tiffany has toured regionally and played everywhere from cosy pubs to high-profile events, building strong connections with audiences through her music.
Blending honest storytelling with an engaging live energy, she has performed at festivals across Australia and continues to turn heads as one of the country’s emerging young artists. At just 22, Tiffany is preparing to release her debut full-length album in mid-2026, followed by her first Queensland tour.
Jolly Jingo is an Australian singer-songwriter originally from Newcastle, NSW, blending country, rock, blues and folk into a raw, high-energy sound. Armed with acoustic guitar, harmonica, kick and snare shaker, he delivers the punch of a full band as a solo performer.
A former Navy serviceman and Gulf War veteran, Jolly Jingo draws on real-life experiences to create songs filled with humour, heart and hard-earned truth. His performances move seamlessly from laugh-out-loud storytelling moments to songs that hit deep. From pubs to festival stages, he captivates crowds with authentic stories, energy and musicianship.
Dillion James is an Australian blues pianist, Hammond organ player and singer known for starting the party with New Orleans-inspired grooves, raw vocals and an electrifying stage presence. Influenced by the pioneers of blues piano and Hammond organ, Dillion has spent more than two decades honing his energetic live sound on the festival and blues circuit.
His 2024 album HEAVY KEYS reached #1 on the Australian Blues and Roots Airplay Charts and remained there for over 12 months, earning him appearances at blues festivals across the country. A 2010 BASEQ Blues Performer of the Year winner, Dillion has performed at Byron Bluesfest, Blues on Broadbeach, Woodford Folk Festival and more.
Jesse Redwing is one of Australia’s most exciting contemporary blues artists, delivering gritty, soul-filled performances that leave a lasting impression. With a voice steeped in emotion and a guitar style inspired by legends like Howlin’ Wolf and RL Burnside, Jesse brings a fresh Australian edge to traditional blues.
In 2023, he won the Sydney Blues Society Challenge, earning a place at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis, where he reached the semi-finals in 2024. Since then, Jesse has toured extensively across Australia, the USA and Europe, building a loyal fanbase through powerful live shows that seamlessly blend raw acoustic storytelling with electrifying blues-rock energy.
Chris Webbe and the Sweaty Palms have spent more than four decades touring Australia, delivering their own brand of rock inspired by the golden era of Australian rock and roll. Blending original music with their own takes on icochris nic rock, blues and country tunes, the band is known for quality musicianship and an entertaining live experience.
Over the years, the Sweaty Palms have supported national and international acts before becoming headliners in their own right. Band leader Chris Webbe has worked with members from acts including Dragon, Chain and Canned Heat. The band has released nine albums and recently unveiled their latest release, Old New Borrowed and Blues.
Amber McIntosh is a Far North Queensland country artist blending modern country-pop with an outlaw heart. With cinematic storytelling and a voice that shifts between softness and grit, her songs are made for late nights and open roads.
Her growing catalogue includes tracks like Neon, Wasted and Lost With Me, with a string of singles landing in the Top 10 most downloaded charts. From local rodeos to festival stages, Amber continues to carve out her place in the next wave of Australian country music.
Hailing from Newcastle, Elestial are sonic storytellers blending ethereal melodies with raw indie energy. Their music weaves introspective lyrics through captivating arrangements, creating emotive soundscapes that invite listeners into their unique world.
Emerging from Newcastle’s vibrant music scene, the band’s sound balances dreamy introspection with anthemic uplift. Fronted by Elyssa’s vocals, Elestial also features AJ on bass, Rohan on lead guitar and Toby on drums.
From intimate venues to larger stages, their performances create an immersive journey, connecting with audiences through every chord. Elestial’s music resonates with those seeking both catharsis and connection, marking them as a distinctive presence in the indie scene.
Raised on a farm in country NSW, Zara Lindeman is an Australian country artist blending gritty storytelling with a modern edge. A CMAA Academy graduate, she’s performed at major events including Deniliquin Ute Muster, Tamworth Country Music Festival and Man From Snowy River Bush Festival.
She has chart-topping singles including “A Pony I Can Trust,” “Hung Up On You,” and “Fallin’ For A Cowboy.” Each track reaches new milestones and Zara has gained international airplay. Her latest release “Bloodline” celebrates resilience in community and intergenerational strength, cementing her as a rising voice in country music.
Luke is a dynamic one-man band combining guitar, vocals, live loops, foot percussion and didgeridoo to create a distinctive blend of blues, folk and soft surf-rock. Seamlessly layering each instrument, he builds rich, rhythmic performances that showcase both technical skill and musical creativity.
Originally from Taree, Luke began performing locally before taking his music further afield, including solo performances in California. His appearances on national television have also opened doors for new songwriting, recording and production opportunities from his home studio.
His latest EP Calm Before the Storm has been steadily gaining attention, with new music on the way.
Sloan Peterson brings her signature dreamy surf-rock sound and nostalgic songwriting to Airlie Beach Festival in a special stripped-back duo performance alongside acclaimed blues guitarist Jesse Redwing. Blending shimmering melodies, vintage-inspired style and captivating vocals, Sloan’s music fuses indie, classic rock ’n’ roll and hazy coastal psychedelia into something timeless.
Accompanied by Jesse Redwing’s raw and soulful guitar playing, the pair deliver an intimate live show filled with atmospheric songwriting, honest emotion and hypnotic energy. Stripped back yet powerful, this unique collaboration promises a deeply personal performance.
Abi Muir is a Cairns-based pop artist with a distinctive voice, blending lush melodies with unapologetic, emotionally honest storytelling. Moving effortlessly between raw, intimate ballads and bold, cinematic pop, crafting songs that explore the messy truths of love, heartbreak, resilience, and self-empowerment.
Recent singles range from the bold, attitude-laced pop of C.O.N to the playful indie-pop charm of Anxious (in a good way) and the commanding, femme-fatal confidence of On One Knee, showcasing a voice equally capable of tender vulnerability and powerhouse presence. With relatable lyrics, ear-catching melodies, and a strong emotional core, Abi’s sound resonates with fans of Kita Alexander, Ariana Grande, Mallrat, and Gretta Ray.
Serena Storm and Gary bring a unique fusion of funk, blues and house-inspired dance grooves, combining soulful rhythms with the raw energy of didgeridoo and drums. Serena, from steamy Darwin, delivers sizzling soul, blues, funk, rock and rockabilly through vibrant vocals, guitar and harmonica, performing smokin’ originals alongside danceable covers.
Gary, based in Airlie Beach, has played didgeridoo and drums since childhood, creating infectious grooves and high-energy rhythms that instantly get crowds movin’ and groovin’. Together, the duo blend emotional depth, powerful musicianship and unstoppable stage energy into a live show packed with rhythm, soul and feel-good vibes.
Phoebe Jacobs is a vocalist and songwriter based in Cairns, recognised for her warm tone, fluid phrasing and emotionally resonant songwriting. Blending soul, folk and blues influences, her music draws listeners in through heartfelt storytelling, subtle melodies and rich atmosphere. Originally from Melbourne, Phoebe toured Europe with her debut album Eye of the Storm, performing at iconic venues and festivals including The Troubadour and Glastonbury Festival.
She has shared the stage with acclaimed artists including Ani DiFranco, Mo’Ju, Megan Washington and Nai Palm, and continues to captivate audiences through both solo work and her new project, Driftwood.
Peta Richards is a singer-songwriter originally from Charters Towers whose love of music eventually led her to Airlie Beach. Blending heartfelt storytelling with down-to-earth lyrics, her warm acoustic style is deeply rooted in contemporary country music. Shaped by lived experience and genuine emotion, Peta’s distinctive vocals bring both strength and vulnerability to her performances, creating songs that feel personal, honest and relatable.
Now based in Airlie Beach, she draws inspiration from everyday life across North Queensland. Peta is also the co-owner of Lola’s Bar in Airlie Beach, supporting the local live music scene by creating a welcoming space for performers and music lovers alike.
The Gathering Irish Band is fronted by award-winning Irish musician Mick McHugh. The band prides itself on getting audiences up and having fun with high-energy Irish dancing tunes and rousing sing-alongs, blended with a vibrant mix of popular and classic covers.
Matt Tandy is a seasoned blues and roots multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter. His repertoire ranges from foot-stomping roots to heartwarming ballads. Armed with a guitar, harmonica, and foot stomp, he orchestrates a musical journey that resonates with an audience. He seamlessly weaves emotive storytelling with a fusion of soulful blues melodies and catchy hooks. This one-man band is not to be missed.
Dalia Gardenia is a Chilean-Australian impressionist rock trio blending psychedelic and progressive influences into an alternative sonic amalgam. Their live shows combine powerful energy, bilingual English and Spanish lyricism, tight musicianship and immersive visuals, creating a shifting, dreamlike soundscape.
Formed in Santiago, Chile in 2019 and now based in Queensland, the band has performed across Chile, Argentina and Australia. Dalia Gardenia is currently promoting their latest LP, D/G, which explores the band’s dual nature and features the singles Shine and Ciclos.
Paul Fergus & The Squeaky Wheels are a Whitsundays supergroup brought together in 2026 after a nudge from the Airlie Beach Festival of Music. Led by singer-songwriter Paul Fergus Morris, the band features some of the region’s finest musicians, including Aaron Saxon on bass, Mick Woodbridge on guitar, Scotty Wilson on lead guitar, and powerhouse drummer Lyle Denman.
Blending exceptional musicianship with a healthy dose of humour, the group delivers a high-energy live show packed with character, storytelling and serious musical talent. Equal parts rock, roots and good times, Paul Fergus & The Squeaky Wheels are proof that some of the best ideas start as a joke and end as something unforgettable.
Hannah Roberts is a country-pop singer-songwriter from the Mackay region, known for her sweet, harmonious vocals and heartfelt songwriting. Raised in a small Central Queensland mining town, Hannah grew up on a soundtrack of country greats including Dixie Chicks, Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift and Carrie Underwood. Encouraged by family and friends, she began sharing her music publicly, leading to opportunities such as opening for acclaimed Australian duo Busby Marou.
Over the past three years, Hannah has built a strong following across Central Queensland, performing extensively and gaining recognition for her original music. Blending engaging country-pop melodies with reflective, witty and deeply personal lyrics, she continues to captivate audiences while recording her debut EP in her home studio.
Corey Harris Blues Explosion blends the raw spirit of 60s and 70s blues-rock with a modern, explosive edge. A long-time APRA-accredited artist, Corey has earned recognition on the Triple J Unearthed Blues & Roots charts and the Unearthed Hot 100. Based in the Whitsundays, he continues to create and perform powerful original music, available on Spotify and YouTube. Having played venues across every Australian state, as well as festivals from Adelaide to North Queensland and performances in Asia, Corey delivers a smooth, funky and sometimes heavy blues-rock fusion that leaves a lasting impression.